Catholic Womens College - El Faro Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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ous Wig. -Ulsli 'at .1 tgr 5 and lllllef 'lxlim Q llfmor GY new French Club HE FRENCH CLUB played hostess to Pi Delta Phi fFrench Honor Societyj at a two-day convention held at the College. A French banquet was served to 78 guests and followed by a program of French songs, choral recitations, and dances. Some of the members attended a tea at Madame Dandini's home after the closing meeting. A most novel contribution of the French Club was the presentation of a song pro- gram featuring Jean Sablon. Monsieur Sa- blon gave his own rendition of such favor- ites as uliiletten and Comme Ci, Comme Ca . Members of the Salon Francais were invited to attend this program. 4'France Comes to Youll fthe French exhibit at the Palace Hotell, the art ex- hibit and book collection at the Palace of the Legion of Honor and the Academy- Award winner, uMonsieur Vincent , were viewed by the language group during the year. Left to right: M-ary Lou Sullivan, Secretary, Constance Cherardi, President -vogue , - f -1 ,-, , . - . ., Left to right: Andrea Marty, Secretaryg Madeleine Carr, President International Relations Club 66 O aid or not to aidl' was the ques- tion confronting IRC members during a discussion on China, joint meetings with Dominican College and USF helped the club in arriving at a solution. The 4'Berlin Crisisn and uAtlantic Pact also held the spotlight as topics for debate. Constance Cherardi and Mary Lou Sul- livan represented Lone Mountain at the regional conference of lnternational Rela- tions Clubs which took place at Stockton, where they defended their views against the uslightly redl' trend of the secular col- leges. Mary Grace Hanrahan, newly elected national Secretary, and June Kearny, at- tended the national convention in Denver. The Club members also helped to ar- range for monthly meetings between the lRC's of the Catholic colleges of the Bay Area. '45 39 4 ' 9' - V - . U... ' lflfif!1!!'1lQ!!!.7z21!l1'.f!tL1:flTL2l?l1l'13l.?1?!1l3lQ17lflIlTlIl1.1i'1lflT!QIZZlgililglyy 9 .g .l.QZQZl4.,l,1gQLZlQQ .g,f.,..mgm,3,,4.,,.9,,,,,,4,. -

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,egg Q6 l :t . eg 'fig .Sk , f X ef :E f. 'Q M, Ctr, - r .tx x- . ' ei .3 Left to right: Mary Coyle, Secretaryg Mary Martin, President Spanish Club ARQUINA:S t'FLoREs DE ARAGON7, was presented by Spanish Club members for their parents and guests from the Con- sular Corps of San Francisco. The club studied the Spanish question in its true light at its meetingsg a Mexican doll was raffled, with proceeds going to the Spanish Departmental Libraryg religious articles were collected for the Reedley Mis- sion of Rev. C. De La Pena, S. lg Spanish and Latin American carols were sung at Christmastimeg a yarn drive was held for the Sacred Heart Convents in Europeg and a most novel feature, a Mexican dinner, with tamales provided by the president, was held at Underhill. The Sigma Delta Pi CSpanish Honor Societyi receivec. into its ranks four new members from tae Spanish Club. 4 H P Q cs r , I Fil iw- et iff? :Um . yi , ,, nf Ulf . W Q, ul it if blot fp' ' ite 'L' lay. W itil t' ' 'imlf alibi I 3 lilit 7 the lrfgffl If viewed ts 2 year. . J, .37 W. ff f. ,ij Q A ' X. Leif it Ulf? ut-'ctw-v

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2. Q4 me 'sf' xl- 5. -- - O '-w cs p-bww, Left to right: Rita Gorecki, President, Barbara Burington, Secretary Music Club HE SYMPHONY FORUM OF THE COLLEGE presented two honored guests, Isaac Stern and Owen Fleming, to an audience of students from City College, USF and State College. The affair was sponsored by San Francisco7s Symphony Forum, the organi- zation responsible for the much-heralded 4'Tombola'7. Music Club members purchased season symphony tickets and studied the origin and devolopment of this form of music at their meetings. A Valentine luncheon was enjoyed by these lovers of fine music, and an Mend of the yearn get-together brought t.1eir travels in the realms of melody to a close. 1 . 22 it 2 C3 2' wi 1 'Y